E-mail-graphic3.jpg (JPEG Image, 1208x1537 pixels) - Scaled (41. 9 Hot Skills for 2012. By Rick Saia September 26, 2011 06:00 AM ET Computerworld - Slowly but surely, many U.S. companies are loosening their viselike grips on IT hiring and looking to add new staffers to bolster business growth in the year ahead.
That trend is reflected in Computerworld's annual Forecast survey. Nearly 29% of the 353 IT executives polled said they plan to increase IT staffing through next summer. That's up from 23% in the 2010 survey and 20% in the 2009 survey. Tiny Upticks What changes, if any, do you expect in your IT employee head count in the next 12 months? Increase: 29%Decrease: 17%Remain the same: 54% Source: Computerworld's exclusive Forecast 2012 survey, June 2011. "We're seeing [strong hiring] across the board," among organizations of all sizes, says Mike McBrierty, chief operations officer for the technology staffing division of Eliassen Group, an IT recruiting firm. 1. . • 61% plan to hire for this skill in the next 12 months, up from 44% in the 2010 survey. Mozilla Pushes HTML5 Gaming With 3D First Person Shooter Demo. Mozilla has had a big day today, with the release of Firefox 15 for Windows, Mac, Linux as well as for Android, with a particular emphasis on tablets.
There’s more though. The company is demoing off BananaBread, a new 3D first person shooter game compiled solely to JavaScript and WebGL. In other words, the point of this video game is to show off how great the JavaScript and WebGL improvements are in the latest Firefox release. Mozilla developed BananaBread by porting a complete C++ game engine to the Web using Emscripten. You can check it out for yourself here: developer.mozilla.org. Mozilla says the demo should work in any browser that supports the necessary web standards: Pointer lock, WebGL, compressed textures, fullscreen, and typed arrays.
If you do manage to get it to work, you’ll want these gameplay instructions: Move with WASD, jump with space, look around with the mouse.Shoot with the mouse, change weapons with 1-5.Press 9 to toggle thirdperson mode (to see your own character). Welkom bij OpenTaal. Wat is OpenTaal. Het project OpenTaal maakt vrije Nederlandstalige taalhulpbestanden voor gebruik in opensourceprojecten.
We werken aan schrijftaal in de vorm van spellingcontrole, woordafbreking, synoniemenlijsten en grammaticacontrole. Achtergrond In 1996 zijn door een werkgroep van de Nederlandstalige TeX Gebruikersgroep Nederlandse spelling- en afbreekwoordenlijsten samengesteld om in de TeX software te kunnen gebruiken. Deze zijn ook in het officepakket OpenOffice.org gebruikt en verder ontwikkeld. Eind 2005 is door de Nederlandse Taalunie (NTU) een nieuwe uitgave van de Woordenlijst Nederlandse Taal (het Groene Boekje) gepubliceerd en verplicht voor overheid en onderwijs. Deelnemers Het project is ontstaan op initiatief van het inmiddels in het NOiV overgegane Programma OSOSS.
Opzet van het project. Why I Like People with Unconventional Resumés - Claudio Fernández-Aráoz. By Claudio Fernández-Aráoz | 8:00 AM July 2, 2012 Professional success used to depend on experience, knowledge, and skill.
But things have changed in recent decades. First, knowledge has become as rapidly obsolete as universally available. Second, we live in an increasingly uncertain and volatile world where, I often say, even the past has become unpredictable. And, finally, business has become more global and diverse. In this new normal, experience and knowledge are less relevant, while the abilities to learn and adapt, to be resilient and to connect with others are ever more crucial.
When making senior appointments, I look both for two things: readiness for the job and potential for further development. One of the most dramatic examples I’ve seen on this, at a national level, is that of Japan. Of course, there’s nothing wrong with a perfectly linear career if you are still proactively growing and learning and successfully performing at ever higher levels of complexity. Next-Generation Photo Editing: Photoshop CS6 Preview. This is a community post, untouched by our editors.
Adobe have this month released a public beta of the next major version of their flagship photo editing software, Photoshop, and with its wave of new features, I have put together a preview of the upcoming software, to see what new powerful features the update beholds. Is it worth all the hype, and will it be worth upgrading when it is released, hopefully later this year? Content-Aware Move Content aware is a feature which was first introduced back in the fifth Creative Suite package, CS5, which enabled unwanted items to be removed from photos and then the gaps automatically filled in to make it look like that item was never there.
It is known to work well, if not making a few mistakes here and there, but now, Photoshop has a new feature, known as Content-Aware Move. From my tests, I found it performed surprisingly unsuccessfully. New Interface The Crop Tool Sort Layers Better RAW Editing Video Editing New Blur Effects and Tilt-Shift. Worldometers - real time world statistics.